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News ・ May 29, 2026

SHAPING THE CITIES OF TOMORROW

 
 

At the Tomorrow event organised by ABN AMRO Bank N.V. at Tour & Taxis in Brussels, Amberg Engineering contributed to discussions on the future of urban development and infrastructure, exchanging insights with industry leaders and innovators.

A central theme of the discussion was clear: the cities of tomorrow must be more than smart; they must be integrated, resilient, and designed with a deeper perspective. As urban environments continue to evolve, underground space will play an increasingly important role, supporting not only mobility but also energy systems, digital infrastructure, urban resilience, and quality of life.

This vision was also reflected in recent perspectives shared by CEO Laurence Delplace, highlighting the importance of curiosity, technical excellence, independence, and above all, people, as the foundation of meaningful progress in engineering.

On the occasion of International Women in Engineering Day, we also recognise and celebrate the women in engineering who make a tangible impact every day through their expertise, innovation, and dedication. Their contributions strengthen our projects, enrich our teams, and help shape a more diverse and forward-looking industry.

This collective mindset continues to guide Amberg Engineering in creating sustainable, future-ready cities through innovative underground infrastructure solutions.